Today brought another sad piece of news for the entire Valorant community. Commentator and analyst Ethan "Sully" Tran announced that he is ending his career after five unforgettable years.

Ethan shared this news himself on his official Twitter account. The commentator mentioned that he initially wanted to make a video on this topic, but thought it would be too pretentious. Sully jokingly bid farewell to the entire community, and also paid a lot of attention to his friend Gustavo "Upmind" Franco Domingues, who is also a commentator and analyst.

I thought about making a retirement video, but it felt a bit pretentious, so I decided against it. All I want to say is thank you for an unforgettable 5 years, casting changed my life for the better, and although I don’t think I did my career right, I wouldn’t change anything because of how I finished. I want to express my huge thanks to my best friend and partner Gustavo Upmind Domingues. Colleagues will know that I was sometimes shit to him, but he knows I really wanted us to succeed, and for him to succeed.

Ethan "Sully" Tran is a well-known American commentator who previously worked in the CS:GO discipline. Later, in 2020, he transitioned to Valorant, where he began his journey by commenting on local tier-3 tournaments. Over time, Ethan gained experience and popularity, eventually leading him to comment on many of the Game Changers women's tournaments in the American region. Additionally, he served as a commentator and analyst at last year's VCT 2023: Ascension Americas tournament.

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After ending his career, Ethan "Sully" Tran also mentioned that he plans to eventually get married, finish college, cause some drama in the Valorant scene, and then die.